From the author of The Queen of the Night, an essay collection exploring his education as a man, writer, and activist—and how we form our identities in life and in art. As a novelist, Alex
"A story that dazzles and surprises right up until the final page." —J. Courtney SullivanFrom a ferociously talented writer, praised as “the fire, in my opinion. And the light," by Juno
"A story that dazzles and surprises right up until the final page." —J. Courtney SullivanFrom a ferociously talented writer, praised as “the fire, in my opinion. And the light,&q
Twelve-year-old Fee is a gifted Korean-American soprano in a boys' choir in Maine whose choir director reveals himself to be a serial pedophile. Fee and his friends are forced to bear grief, shame, a
"Incomparable...because of its bravery, its wisdom, its vitality, and because it's a novel that never stops haunting." —Junot DíazTwelve-year-old Fee is a shy Korean-American boy growing up
“A stunning multigenre anthology that simultaneously conveys the inherent diversity of human experience, as well as humanity’s most universal longing encapsulated in one endlessly unpacked word: home.
